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English-speaking IT companies in Poland


Sysadmin  
6 Sep 2016 /  #1
Hi everyone.
I'm going to find a job in Poland for a 1-2 years (DevOps / System Administrator / Application / ...).
Unfortunately, I absolutely can't speak Polish.
Which English-speaking companies in Poland I can apply to?

I get a list:
Epam (Gdańsk, Krakow)
IBM(Kraków, Wroclaw)
Intel (Gdańsk)

can anybody add more?

And: what is the best way/sites to look for this kind of work to English-speaking company in Poland.

Thank you.
cinek  2 | 347  
6 Sep 2016 /  #2
can anybody add more?

Nokia Bydgoszcz.
DominicB  - | 2706  
6 Sep 2016 /  #3
what is the best way/sites to look for this kind of work to English-speaking company in Poland.

The best way, in Poland, just as everywhere else, is by word of mouth from the contacts in your personal network. The best jobs are never advertised, and all you will find with recruiters and internet job sites are the table scraps. Real jobs at real pay are recommended by real people in the real world, face to face, or "friend of a friend".
Atch  23 | 4263  
6 Sep 2016 /  #4
Hi Sysadmin. There's an English company called Mobica who have branches all over Poland. They're really an outsourcing agency so although you're retained by them you can be sent to work for any company such as Intel on a contract basis. Sometimes though you might be working in the Mobica offices in Poland but on a contract for a foreign company. However Mobica is your employer and pays your salary. They tend to send people abroad quite a bit so you'd need to be ready to travel but you wouldn't need Polish language to work for them. It's quite a nice company with more of a UK work culture and fairly good terms and conditions of employment.

mobica.com/careers

They seem to have quite a few clients in Germany and they also send staff to the UK and America. The only snag I can see is that if you're not an EU citizen it could be a bit more trouble for them to organise your visas etc. but I really couldn't say for sure.

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